Premier League Betting

The Premier League is one of the most competitive in the world, where on any given gameweek any of the two competing sides could topple another. However, there are only a handful of sides likely to challenge for the title and these are the teams to keep an eye out for when placing your sports bets with any strong sportsbook.

Man City

Pep Guardiola’s men have triumphed in each of the past two Premier League campaigns and what’s more, they’ve done so with an abundance of style. Therefore it’s no surprise that Man City will be at the top of most Premier League betting sites odds.

While it’s true Man City have invested less money in new talent this summer than in previous year’s it’s hard to imagine that they won’t be at the very top of the pile come next May.

A fearsome attack led by Sergio Aguero will always be tough to stop and the supporting talents of Raheem Sterling, Kevin de Bruyne, Leroy Sane and David Silva will strike fear into most Premier League sides.
At the back, with Ederson between the sticks, Guardiola’s defence is also one of the best in Europe and it’s fair to say that 2019/20 City is one of the best squads in the history of the English top tier.

Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp’s side came painfully close to ending their near 30 year wait for a domestic title last term, losing just one fixture, and as such the Anfield side should find themselves very near the top of the Premier League table come the end of the EPL fixtures.

Much like Man City, Liverpool’s real quality lies in their front three with Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino perhaps the most prolific attacking trio in world football.

Klopp led Liverpool to a Champions League title last season and as such all their efforts will be focused on bringing the Premier League championship to Merseyside and most Premier League betting websites will place the club as second favorites in the odds.

Tottenham

Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino will be ecstatic at keeping his best talent at the club this summer with a number of sides circling over their top talents, especially forward Harry Kane and midfield provider Christian Eriksen.

Losing the Champions League final to Liverpool in May will have hurt the North London side badly but Pochettino has invested well over the summer to help boost strength in depth.

Midfield bruiser Tanguy Ndombele was brought in from Lyon and young wing-back Ryan Sessegnon came from Fulham to be joined by impressive Argentine Giovani Lo Celso on a loan deal.

Most Premier League predictions place Tottenham as a certainty for the top four at the very least and could perhaps be a decent outside bet for a Premier League title run.

Chelsea

A lack of transfer action will have certainly affected new manager Frank Lampard’s summer plans but the former Chelsea legend will now have to bank on a host of young talents to help the Stamford Bridge side push towards the top of the Premier League table.

As if a UEFA transfer ban wasn’t enough, the West London side also saw their top performer Eden Hazard leave the club for Real Madrid. Luckily Chelsea did already complete the signing of exciting young American Christian Pulisic.
Lampard will hope that young English talents such as Tammy Abraham and Mason Mount can deliver on their very obvious potential, their season may depend on it.

Arsenal

Gunners fans will expect Unai Emery to deliver the goods in his second full season in charge at the Emirates Stadium as the North London side look to get back in gear after a few lean years that already began in the tailend of Arsene Wenger’s lengthy spell at the club.

Big money has been invested in young forward Pepe who Arsenal fans hope will team up well with the likes of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette.

It seems also that playmaker Mesut Ozil is at the last chance saloon when it comes to fulfilling the potential he clearly possesses. Arsenal will, at the very least, expect to be fighting for a top four spot in the Premier League table.

Man United

Similarly to Arsenal, Man United are also looking to a return to form after a very poor run of seasons since the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer started brightly after being appointed as a replacement to Jose Mourinho mid-way through last term but United lost their way towards the end of the campaign.

The Norwegian invested well in the summer to boost a leaky defence with Harry Maguire and Aaron Wan-Bissaka coming in at a cost of over £130m and impressive young Welshman Daniel James was signed from Swansea City to add a more youthful feel to the Old Trafford squad.